Historical society benefits from Eagle Scout project
Vito Jacono's work has overwhelmed the society’s executive director.
Author: Rich Schwartzman
Birmingham Friends host second Peace Fair
Last year’s fair inspired a Landenberg youth to raise money for landmine detectors.
Unionville grads told to be brave and never quit
“Going after your own personal dreams takes guts and takes courage. … Risk can be scary. Be brave.” – Phys. Ed teacher Joe Herman
U’ville band boosters preparing for first ‘March on the Brandywine’
Ninth-grader wins art contest for cavalcade program cover.
Deep Sea Treasures opens at DMNH
Visitors can examine deep-sea technology including remote-operated vehicles, practice recovering treasure with a robotic arm and feel the chill of water from the ocean depths without getting in over their heads.
Economy stalls business plans in Concord Township
One hospital and a retail center are on the back burner until the economy improves, but the township will move into a new building this fall.
Traditions galore over Memorial Day weekend
From schools to municipalities to commerce, the Chadds Ford area maintains traditional activities.
Longwood reopens renovated Terrace Restaurant
Along with the facelift comes the return of a former caterer and a new menu.
Pennsbury residents to vote on open space tax
It took longer than planned, but the open space tax extension will go to the voters this year.
Chadds Ford may need to lead in saving battlefield park
“We’ve agreed to partner with the commission to keep [the park] alive. We’ve met with the senator and had a conversation with Representative Barrar to say that we, the township, would take the leadership to maintain the jewel that we have in our community.” – Supervisors’ Vice Chairman Deborah F. Love
CFHS opens ‘From moo to you’ exhibit
The exhibit focuses on the history of the dairy industry in the Chadds Ford area.